About Peter
Microsoft Partner Solution Architect, cloud + AI practitioner, and builder of autonomous developer workflows.
MICROSOFT PARTNER SOLUTION ARCHITECT
Peter Nehme
I design cloud and AI platforms — and I prove architecture with working code. This site is partly written by an autonomous, human-gated content engine.
I work at Microsoft
About
Solution architect, writer, builder
I design cloud and AI platforms for partners and enterprises, and I prove architecture with working code rather than slideware. Most of my work lives at the seam between a crisp technical decision and the people who have to run it.
I write and build in the open — this site itself is partly produced by an autonomous, human-gated content engine — because sharing the reasoning is how good architecture spreads.
- 15+ Years in the field
- 40+ Projects delivered
- 8 Certifications
Services
What I do
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Advisory
Architecture reviews
Independent review of cloud and AI designs, with clear, prioritized recommendations.
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Delivery
Azure migrations
Plan and de-risk moves to Azure — data, apps, and platform, landing-zone first.
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Applied AI
AI platform design
Design safe, grounded LLM systems with evaluation and human-in-the-loop gates.
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Enablement
Workshops
Hands-on sessions that leave teams able to run the architecture themselves.
Portfolio
Selected work
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Latest
Tokyo Night Portfolio Engine
This site — a server-rendered Node.js + PostgreSQL portfolio with a dark Tokyo Night theme and an offline-friendly media pipeline.
Edition #02 — Automations that know their limits
On building automations that are aggressive about drafting and conservative about acting.
Designing for scale without over-engineering
A few hard-won rules for building systems that grow gracefully without paying for scale you do not yet need.
Episode 2 — Reversible by default
A short audio note on designing systems where the default action is always the reversible one.
Hello, world — and why this site writes itself
Kicking off a portfolio that is partly authored by an autonomous content engine, with a human always in the merge loop.